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Molly Russell-Smith 05/05/1955 - 13/02/26 It is with great sadness that I am writing this post to inform our members that Molly Russell-Smith aged 70 yrs passed away this morning after suffering a stroke yesterday.  Molly has been a member at Breakers for 40years and you can see on the Champions Board she has certainly been a Champion golfer as she was a Champion of the course.   “Condolences to her family and friends”  
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MIXED FOURSOME CHAMPIONSHIP  On in a Fortnight 28th February, 27holes. Nomination form will be in the Pro Shop as at tomorrow . "If you're interested in playing we encourage you to put your name on the sheet as there will be both Men and Women looking for partners."
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  HOLE IN ONE Congratulations to Brad Stewart for his "hole in one", Tuesday on the 11th.
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 CHARITY GOLF DAY Don't miss this one Mark Chilvers " Chillie" has lined up an impressive group of generous sponsors enabling prizes galore for a very worthwhile charity. "Tickets will go on sale at Breakers reception on Tuesday 17th February"
  PENNANTS 3rD ROUND Everglades at Mangrove Mountain. An early start saw C Grade teeing off at 7.30am Sunday morning, coming away with a draw, once again a close match with both  Paul Pascoe and Jason Gouw winning 6 and 5, Nelson Taylor 1 down and Mark Leary down 4 and 3. B Grade met strong competition going down 3 and 1 a impressive win by Scott Blackmore 2 and 1 with loses to Dieter Hadjuk 6 and 4 , Alan Hocking 4 and 3 , Chris Mott 3 and 1.
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  AROUND THE GREENS!! Tuesday Competition: Peter Cartledge, had a round of a life time scoring 46 points off a handicap of 12.9. A total of 69 strokes, 3 over par, with 2 birdies, 11 pars and 5 bogies. No surprises Peter is now a single figure handicapper (9.3). What a great round well done!! Not such a great day was had by another Peter that had this lie in the left bunker on the fourth hole, the photo doesn’t do it justice , it was unplayable. They say a picture says a thousand words, i can assure there was a few descriptive words uttered mainly towards the person that had left the rake on the edge and not in the middle of the bunker. BE A BIT CAREFULL AROUND THE LARGE PILE OF VEGETATION ON THE RIGHT HAND SIDE OF THE NINETH FAIRWAY A LARGE BLACK SNAKE HAS BEEN SPOTTED
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"BETTER TO BE BAD AT GOLF THAN GOOD AT SITTING ON THE COUCH"